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Spices research body urges Indian government to take steps to prevent plant diseases

The Indian Institute of Spices Research (IISR) has urged the government to take adequate measures in a timely manner to prevent the spread of various diseases …

October 13, 2018 | AGRICULTURE

India’s rubber output likely to dip 15% due to Kerala floods – official

The recent floods in Kerala have badly affected natural rubber production, with output seen falling by an estimated 100,000 tonnes., the chairman of the …

September 23, 2018 | AGRICULTURE
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COMMENTARY – Kerala floods to hit India’s coffee, spices and rubber output hard

The devastating floods in Kerala have brought the state’s economy to a standstill, with tens of thousands of farmers clueless about their future, as …

August 25, 2018 | AGRICULTURE, Contributors, Must Read, WHAT's TRENDING
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Drought, flood risks to arise in Asia from uneven monsoon during this summer; West Pacific may yield strong typhoons

An uneven southwestern and eastern Asia monsoon may lead to areas of drought and recurring flooding during the summer of 2018, weather forecaster AccuWeather …

May 23, 2018 | AGRICULTURE, Must Read, WHAT's TRENDING

Disasters causing billions in agricultural losses around the world; drought leads the way – FAO

Natural disasters are costing farmers in the developing world billions of dollars each year, with drought emerging as the most destructive in a crowded field …

March 15, 2018 | AGRICULTURE, Must Read

Thanks to Bangladesh, India’s 2017 rice exports to touch record high

India’s rice exports is likely to jump by 22 per cent in 2017 to a record 12.3 million tonnes, as neighbouring Bangladesh ramped up purchases after flooding …

January 11, 2018 | AGRICULTURE

Bangladesh rice imports hit two-decade high after floods destroy domestic crop

Bangladesh’s rice imports reached a two-decade high in the first half of the fiscal year as private importers rushed to make profit from higher prices …

January 4, 2018 | AGRICULTURE

Prolonged rain, flooding hits rice acreage, production in Bangladesh

Prolonged rains and flooding has impacted both acreage and production of rice in Bangladesh, with estimates of the two being lowered to 11.3 million hectares …

November 7, 2017 | AGRICULTURE

Bangladesh to buy 200,000 tonnes of Russian wheat to boost food stocks – report

Bangladesh is set to import 200,000 tonnes of wheat from Russia under a state-to-state arrangement as part of an aggressive move to boost the country’s …

September 9, 2017 | AGRICULTURE, food, Policy

Daily Masala

Here is what others are talking about this morning: Dollar drops on Fed’s inflation; Asia stocks rise Oil prices ease, but near eight-week highs on lower …

July 26, 2017 | AGRICULTURE, ENERGY, food, METALS, Policy
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